Rubber stamping involves numerous clever tools and time-saving
techniques for which I am daily grateful.
One of these involves spray inks, which can lay down intense color
almost instantly . . . and since you never know exactly what you’re going to
get, that certainly keeps things exciting!
Adirondack’s color sprays used to be the best deal out
there: an excellent price, richly
intense colors, and packaged in generous 4 oz bottles. As with all wonderful things, however, the
original package has gone south. The
Powers That Be decided we’d be happier with half-sized bottles that cost more
than the original full-sized one. Go
figure.
At least, the colors are still great . . .
Cardstock: Bazzill Juneberry, Marcos Constellation
Jade Raster-White,
watercolor paper
Stamps: Hero Floating Hearts, VAP ‘Love’
Inks: Adirondack sprays Red Pepper, Cranberry, Eggplant,
Gelly Roll Clear Star
Emb Powder: Judikins White Diamond
Dies/Punches: Japanese Hole Punch
Doo Dads: 1/8” White satin ribbon, 4 Red
heart brads
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